2023-12-11 Agriculture in Tilkef on brink of disaster Poor kerosene to Duhok IDPs for heating not distributed 144,000 liters of kerosene intended for the Internally Displaced Persons IDPs in Dohuk Northern Province arrived via four mobile tanks, but its distribution... COP28: Partnership to support women empowerment on Gender Equality Day On Gender Equality Day at the Climate Change Summit (COP28) in Dubai, a new partnership was announced to support women economically and maintain gender... Nineveh: New Forces amid Ethnic and Religious conflicts to win 26 provincial council seats The Sunni Muslims are competing to win seats in the Nineveh Provincial Council with more than 10 different lists and alliances, some of which are composed... Recycling Organic Waste with Green Gold: From Baghdad to All Over Iraq! As part of confronting the accumulation of organic waste and its environmentally polluting effects in Baghdad, Marwa Al-Naimi established Green Gold to... Iraqi Green Bank to Face Effects of Climate Change The first Iraqi bank to support environmentally friendly projects, the Green Bank of Iraq, is launched with three main branches with a capital of 400... Principal of IDP Camp School Expels 170 Students for “Unruly Behavior” The principal of a school for the Internally Displaced Persons IDPs in Dohuk Northern Province expelled 170 students by administrative order in one day for... Sinjar: Volunteer lecturers boycott schools for state employment Hundreds of volunteer teachers of the Arabic education department of war-torn Sinjar district have decided to shut classes unless being paid through... Distribution of expired materials to displaced suspended An attempt was revealed to distribute 31 tons of expired materials to the Internally Displaced Persons IDPs in three camps of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region... "No political party has a chance to win in Kirkuk," Election observers and researchers believe that an agreement between the political parties and ethnicities is the only way to determine the next governor of... Why Governor of Nineveh Resigned? Outgoing Nineveh Governor has tried to exclude himself from accountability and justice commission after accusing him of being a member of the Ba'ath Party... Some life back to fig and olive trees of war-torn Shingal (Sinjar) In Sinjar, home for the Ezidi non-Muslim community in Nineveh, a number of young volunteers, mostly girls, want to revive the dead fruits of figs and... Christians in Nineveh Vote for Utilities and Prevention of Migration Of the thousands of various promises by the candidates for the December provincial council election, only two are important to Akram Abed, one is to provide... ‹ 1 2 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ... 196 197 ›
